Cottage Grove, OR-September 1, 2010- Danny Lasoski certainly didn't forget how to get to Victory Lane with the World of Outlaws, despite having gone 77 consecutive races without a victory dating back to July of 2009. He returned to a very familiar place on Wednesday night and that was the winner's circle at Cottage Grove Speedway in Oregon, as he scored his first win of 2010 and the fourth of his career with the series at the high-banked ¼-mile bullring.
Lasoski took the lead from Craig Dollansky coming off turn two on the 23rd lap and would pace the remainder of the 40-lap contest, using four strong double file restarts to stay out front. For the 2001 World of Outlaws champion, the $10,000 win was the 87th of his career with the series.
"This feels great," said Lasoski. "Lonnie Parsons... [Read More]
AKWESASNE, NY - Sept. 1, 2010 - Josh Richards of Shinnston, W.Va., registered the biggest win of his career on Wednesday night, capturing the rescheduled World of Outlaws Late Model Series ‘Battle At Eastern Door’ at Mohawk International Raceway.
The triumph was important to the 22-year-old sensation for many reasons. It broke him out of a summer slump, brought him a personal-high feature-win payoff of $20,775, pushed him back into the WoO LMS points lead and, most notably, gave him his long-awaited first 100-lap A-Main checkered flag as a dirt Late Model driver.
“It feels great to finally win one of these 100-lappers,” said Richards, who earned his series-leading seventh victory of the 2010 season. “This isn’t a crown-jewel event, but it’s a 100-lapper and that’s all that matters. We... [Read More]
Change abounds in the ARCA Menard’s-RE/MAX Stock Car Series and southern Illinois race fans will get a first hand look at the new faces on Labor Day when the full bodied stock cars make just their second dirt track stop in the 58th Federated Car Care-Southern Illinois 100 at the DuQuoin State Fairgrounds. A large crop of rookies dots the ARCA point standings and many will get their first look at the unique Magic Mile.
Twenty nine year old Craig Goess of Woodbury, New Jersey and twenty nine year old Justin Marks of Rocklin, California had been waging a battle for the top slot in the ARCA title chase like none seen before coming into August and now a nine time ARCA champ and two newcomers have thrust themselves into the titlefight.. Goess had 1 win and 10 top ten finishes coming into the Springfield event... [Read More]
One year after getting completely washed out by Mother Nature the Ted Horn 100 USAC K&N Silver Crown Championship Series race returns to light up the night at the 88th DuQuoin State Fair on Sunday, September 5. A large number of USAC’s top stars are expected for the 100-mile grind which began in 1949 and has been held annually except when rained out in 1950, 1962 and 2009.
The USAC Silver Crown Series seems to be experiencing resurgence in interest in 2010, at least on the one-mile dirt ovals. Thirty-six cars appeared for the Hoosier Hundred in May and a similar number of entries are expected for DuQuoin, which becomes the second and final 100-mile dirt race on the schedule with the rainout at Springfield. Those entries should include five former winners of the Ted Horn 100, four USAC national... [Read More]
Huge Race Night on Tap for Quincy Raceways on Sunday, September 5
By Jack Walbring
Labor Day Sunday, September 5 will be a huge night of racing action at Quincy Raceways with the first ever Sullivan Auctioneers King of the Hill/Front Row Challenge for all classes, the Advance Trading River City Rumble for UMP Modifieds and the Summy Tire and Auto Center Trophy Dash Finale for the Budweiser IMCA Late Models plus feature events in the Tim’s Machine Shop Hobby Stocks, Triple R Performance Engines IMCA Stock Cars, Miller Lite UMP Modifieds and the Budweiser IMCA Late Models.
All cars in all classes will time trial setting up the King of the Hill Shootout which is formatted somewhat like a tournament with four cars to a group racing for three green flag laps with the top 2... [Read More]
OSKALOOSA, Iowa (Aug. 30) – NASCAR superstar Kenny Wallace will join the USMTS Modifieds when they return to the Southern Iowa Speedway in Oskaloosa, Iowa, this Wednesday, Sept. 1, and again at the Highway 3 Raceway n Allison, Iowa, on Thursday, Sept. 2.
The event is part of The Hunt for the USMTS Casey’s General Stores National Championship presented by Bad Boy Mowers and the nation's top dirt-slingers will be on hand to try and tame the Mahaska County Monster.
It will mark the 40th and 41st starts with the United States Modified Touring Series for the 47-year-old St. Louis native as he seeks to capture his first victory against the best of the best in dirt Modified racing.
Wallace won the first race he ever entered in 1982. At that moment he decided that his place in... [Read More]
Sam Stoecklin
ULMA Media Relations
August 31, 2010
Only five possible points-earning nights remain during the quest for the 2010 ULMA Championship and heading into this weekend, the association has a new leader as Vance Wilson takes over the top position from Jason Bodenhamer, who had held the lead for the past month. Wilson recorded his association-leading tenth victory in a make-up feature event at Callaway Raceway in Fulton, Missouri last Friday night and took the lead in the process even though he did not compete in the regularly scheduled night’s main event. Meanwhile, Bodenhamer picked up a fifth-place run for the weekend and failed to improve any of his fifteen best finishes of the year. Currently, Wilson has twelve first-place point finishes (2 from double point nights), one... [Read More]
Springfield,Mo.-The chase for the championship at the SpringfieldRaceway will come to an end Sat Night as the point battles will be over for the 2010 season.Racing will feature the high-power of the Budweiser A-Mods,Reliable Chevrolet GM Performance SportMods,Wheeler Metals StreetStocks,LegendCars,MidWest Modz and the Purestocks.
Going into this weekends events current point leaders are Mitch Keeter(A-Mods),Sean Williams(SportMods),Jack Hamer(StreetStocks),Justin Copher(Legends),and Kaleb Copher(MidWest Modz).The PureStocks will be competing with last Sat Night having a season-high car count and exciting action.
Keeter is looking to take away the title from defending champion Jackie Dalton in the A-Mod class as many positions could change.Keeter could be known as the Silent Knight this season... [Read More]
Lebanon,Mo.-Latemodels will return to the action track of the LebanonMidwaySpeedway on Friday Night Sept 3 to kick off the Labor Day Holiday Weekend as the Race Bros Farm& Home Supply Show-Me Racin Series rolls into Lebanon.
This is the only scheduled apperance of 2010 for Latemodel Racing at the Midway with current Show-Me Racin Series point leader Justin Wells of Aurora heading up a stellar field of drivers in the Larry Phillips Birthday Bash.The original date was set for July but mother nature won that event so the race name was moved to this date in honor of the 5 time Nascar Weekly Racing Series Champion.
The most recent winner of the Show-Me Racin Series Ken "The Flying Farmer"Essary who defeated Wells at SpringfieldRaceway will be rolling his familiar Yellow 55 into the... [Read More]
Wheatland, MO (September 1st, 2010) - The Rockstar Energy Drink Weekly Season Championships wrap up this Saturday night, September 4th at Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Missouri. Only one of the top spots remains up for grabs as Randy Gilmore and Chris Hawkins battle it out to end in the Carson's Corner Napa Factory Stocks. Gilmore holds a 43 point lead over Hawkins heading into the final night of racing action with Hawkins still able to mathematically catch Gilmore. Browning, Missouri's Tommy Cordray has locked up the TNT Quick Shop Late Model Track Championship for the second year in a row while Galena, Missouri's Jesse Stovall has secured the title in the Pitt's Homes A-Modifeds with his 9 feature wins on the season.
Cordray has been the model of consistency all season as he wrapped up the season... [Read More]
MOBERLY, Mo. composite from www.usmts.com (Aug. 28) – Round 10 of The Hunt for the USMTS Casey’s General Stores National Championship presented by Bad Boy Mowers took place at the 24 Raceway in Moberly, Mo., Saturday night, and for 23 laps it looked like Ryan Gustin was well on his way to extending his points lead with a third ‘Hunt’ victory.
But everything changed on lap 24. The checkered flag waved six laps later with Jason Krohn in victory lane for the sixth time this season and Jason Hughes in command of the points at the halfway point in the title campaign.
(Warrensburg, MO) The final regularly scheduled big-money event of the year is fast-approaching at Warrensburg’s own Central Missouri Speedway. The excitement begins on Friday, September 3rd and carries on Saturday night September 4th when the ‘Mighty’ Modifieds close out the weekend with a 40-lap, $3,000-to-win, $250-to-start feature event. Friday night, the B-Modifieds will kick off the weekend with their annual $1,500-to-win special 25-lap race along with the modifieds qualifying for the inside row starting positions for the next night in a full program featuring qualifying races and a 20-lap scramble. The street stocks will also be on hand Friday evening in a non-track point’s race with an extra $20 going to all street stock feature... [Read More]
Friday, September 3rd: UMP DIRTcar sanctioned events!
Modifieds - $750 to win ~ Hornets - $300 to win
Street Stocks ~ Sportsman ~ Team Cars
Friday, September 10th: UMP DIRTcar sanctioned events!
Modifieds ~ Hornets ~ Street Stocks ~ Sportsman
Also racing: Team Cars
September 10th only: FREE pit pass for any driver that has not raced at Fayette County Speedway during the 2010 Racing Season. To be eligible, driver’s name must not be on 2010 Fayette County Speedway official driver list (comprehensive list for all classes and drivers).
Friday, September 17th: UMP DIRTcar sanctioned events!
Modifieds - $750 to win ~ Hornets - $300 to win
Street Stocks ~ Sportsman ~... [Read More]
The 2010 edition of the annual $3000 to Win Titan Wheel IMCA Late Model Shootout is on tap at Quincy Raceways for this coming Friday, September 3. The fifty lap main event pays $3000 to Win and at least $300 to start. Previous winners of 5th annual event are Jeff Aikey in 2006, Tom Darbyshire in 2007, Terry Neal in 2008 and Keith Pratt in 2009.
Ray Guss Jr. will roll into Quincy with a huge 80 point lead over Andy Eckrich in the Deery Brothers Summer Series point standings followed by Jeff Aikey in third four points back of Eckrich. The Labor Day Weekend is a big three race weekend for the Deery Brothers Series with Quincy on Friday, Lee County on Saturday Sept.4 and at the Boone Super Nationals on Monday Sept. 6.
The Miller Lite UMP Modifieds, Triple R Performance Engines IMCA Stock... [Read More]
Lebanon, MO; Military Appreciation Night brought several “scrambles” to the Lebanon I-44 Speedway. Kids scrambling for 100,000 pennies and drivers scrambling for the win brought lots of excitement to the nearly packed house.
Rocky Rash and Mike Coryell led the Modified field to the green flag for the start of their wild 20 lap feature with Coryell jumping into the early lead. Chrissy Wallace’s night at I-44 Speedway got off to a rough start, after being taken out in the heat race then once again at the start of the Modified feature. Wallace would get the car back going and quickly moved up from her eighth starting spot into the top five. Point leader Jason Otto made his way through the field from his sixth starting spot and took the lead away from Coryell just past lap five. Otto would immediately... [Read More]